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by 1stop 12y ago
Obvious troll is obvious
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by 1stop 12y ago
Will it work? Surely I can still take them to court and argue the forced arbitration is part of my grievance. IANAL but surely one can argue that removing the judicial system from anything is illegal?
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by 1stop 12y ago
Hipchat should have stuck gone the opposite, and made their policy explicitly: "1-to-1 is private". Mimic the real workplace, I have a 1-1 meeting with someone, it isn't recorded (usually). It's annoying, because it puts
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by 1stop 12y ago
Removing lead also lead to greater usage of facebook! Look at the stats! Lead Usage: |\ | \ | \ ----- Facebook usage: | / | / |/ ----- EDIT: While my post is satirical, and slightly obnoxio
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by 1stop 13y ago
I didn't say that, at all. I suggest you re-read. To clarify for those that are a bit slow(er): Their development skills convinced me they were good developers, their social skills just correlated.
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by 1stop 13y ago
I think that is just poor stereotyping. Most of the software developers I've worked with in my career have had very good social skills, those that didn't, were poor developers as well... So are they bad negotiators because of they
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by 1stop 13y ago
If one founder bank rolls the entire enterprise, then they are the only founder, as the is no "risk" to the others (i.e they are getting paid from a known source of income). I thought this discussion revolved around forgoing a sal
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by 1stop 13y ago
But your company has no value, so how many shares does your 100k salary buy? Do you compare that with other investors? What if you have no other investors? If it were me, I'd force the founder to take the salary before I gave them mor
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by 1stop 13y ago
Off topic: Given the existence of a chicken pox vaccine. A chicken pox party is not even pragmatic. :)
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by 1stop 13y ago
Seems he took the Wat talk a little personally, but I'm not sure why he defends {} + [] by saying the first { is a statement... wat?
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by 1stop 13y ago
But the user of javascript will have more bugs.
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by 1stop 13y ago
There is rarely any substance in people predicting the future. I don't really understand the prediction that china is a bubble, you have a huge population getting education and experience, and you are doubting there is a huge amount of
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by 1stop 13y ago
... You still didn't mention a single API. And yes, python was in complete disuse that only obscure academics used it (Which is what google was founded by). I mentioned in my comment it only gained traction after google and django bef
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by 1stop 13y ago
They don't block the event loop, no. But they do remove callbacks and thus asynchronity from libraries. i.e aws-sdk S3.putObject(..., function callback(result){}) would become (with _wrapAsync): result = S3.putObjectSync
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by 1stop 13y ago
Is this the quality of comment on this website... please delete your account! What were the "plenty of API services" 15 years ago. I don't remember that many, you are talking pre google days... Like flashing "Under con
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by 1stop 13y ago
In meteor it is synchronous. If something in node is async, you have to wrap it up with _wrapAsync, else meteor explodes. Once it is wrapped, it is no longer async, your code will block until the (internal) callback is called, then it will
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by 1stop 13y ago
ToC is a pretty influential piece in the realm of systems thinking, not sure you can dismiss it as just buzzwords given it's obvious application across multiple industries (despite what you think of The Goal). Kaizen is just a word. It
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by 1stop 13y ago
Not at all. I was responding to the over generalisation that "Japanese are perfect" (to paraphrase). The commenter has since pointed out his intent further, but my core point is, the traits people are saying are Japanese seem to
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by 1stop 13y ago
As I implied in another thread. Germans seems pretty good at the 'perfection' side of things in their culture. Which given Japan and Germany's history makes me believe the mindset of 'perfection' or continuous impr
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by 1stop 13y ago
I think that is just called arrogance (thinking you are perfect, when you are, in fact, not).
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by 1stop 13y ago
You are describing TOC (Theory of Constraints)[0], which predates "The Toyota Way"/"Toyota Production Systems" by ~20 years. It is a distinctly american philosophy that Toyota imported and are a great example of th
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by 1stop 13y ago
Meteor primer (If you have any dependencies): - Forget about async - learn to love Meteor._wrapAsync - learn to hate npm packages that don't follow the function(err, result) convention. - `mrt install npm` should be the first thing you
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by 1stop 13y ago
Erm... the japanese copied the germans. I mean when someone says "What is the highest quality car?" - no one says "[Toyota|Mazda|Honda|Izuzu]"... though they might say one of those if you ask about the 'cheapest&#x2
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by 1stop 13y ago
Well the "CCP are evil tyrants destroying the freedom of chinese" gets frustrating when you are sitting in china watching the destruction of poverty and rise of the middle class wealth and power. ;-)
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by 1stop 13y ago
I think this is just a massive over generalisation. Sure so you have an example of perfect pizza. How about WWII... that didn't really go perfectly for them? Or their economy being a complete shambles ever since. Or how about their Nuc
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by 1stop 13y ago
Funny, Final Cut X isn't a real tool, it's sad that Adobe are trouncing apple at the moment in the video space, and OmniFocus is a toy piece of software... there are probably more users of Atom.io than Omnifocus ;) I get your poin
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by 1stop 13y ago
... Neither of your statements invalidated my statements. Unless you are saying that programmers are a majority, and their savings are typical of the same majority? EDIT: (And reading the other response, it seems you are in fact incorrect).
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by 1stop 13y ago
HFTs are only accessible to a select few. And are only worth doing over large sums of capital. Is it rigging if my dice has more sixes than yours?
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by 1stop 13y ago
Why does one have to be productive ? You are mostly talking about American society as far as I can tell.
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by 1stop 13y ago
They could do both (like every other competent UX team does). All of those problems are still their, I was responding to the point made in the post, that they couldn't ship the awesome design, because there are people with little scree

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